Sentence examples for self endeavour from inspiring English sources

Just as ITV has extended the Morse brand to focus on both his younger colleague, Lewis, and his younger self, Endeavour, so the Bergerac brand could surely be stretched.

For me, it's fundamentally a self-fulfilling endeavour.

After 2007's crowd-pleasing May-December romance Cheeni Kum and 2009's peculiar Benjamin Button variant Paa, the new release Shamitabh forms the pair's most self-reflexive endeavour yet: a movieland tale that finds Bachchan playing a former performer whose voice soars over his drastically reduced circumstances.

In this sense, technology-based learning is increasingly positioned as an implicitly self-centred endeavour.

In fact most girls seemed to hate TNs, and thought wearing them was a totally self-indulgent endeavour.

Yet purpose and betterment need a social context: purpose is a shared endeavour and self-betterment is to act on the world better with others.

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The attraction of action research is in its potential to encourage teachers to be self-directed in their endeavour to improve their teaching practice when they identify the problem on teaching and learning to explore and test teaching strategies, and along the way to sharpen their professional knowledge.

This reflexive endeavour or self-critique [ 42, 51] allows for improving the quality and rigor of the data collection: avoidance of premature interpretation or inappropriate probing, fewer assumptions and accentuated sense of curiosity during interviews [ 25].

It follows that providing a strong incentive to reach a work target or goal will only result in a worker mobilising extra effort to achieve it if they believe it is attainable through their endeavours (self-efficacy), it is worth pursuing in terms of expected outcomes (outcome expectancies) and the work goal aligns with their personal goals (goal congruence) [ 36].

Le Mistral bookshop, renamed Shakespeare and Company in 1964, was a fitting endeavour for a self-described communist.